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TABLE OF CONTENTS Environmental Monitoring 1 Sample Prep and Dilution 8 Dehydrated Culture Media - Criterion™ 12 Prepared Culture Media 14 Chromogenic Media - HardyCHROM™ 18 CompactDry™ 20 Quality Control 24 Membrane Filtration 25 Rapid Tests 26 Lab Supplies/Sample Collection 27 Made in the USA Headquarters Distribution Centers 1430 West McCoy Lane Santa Maria, California Santa Maria, CA 93455 Olympia, Washington 800.266.2222 : phone Salt Lake City, Utah [email protected] Phoenix, Arizona HardyDiagnostics.com Dallas, Texas Springboro, Ohio Hardy Diagnostics has a Quality Lake City, Florida Management System that is certified Albany, New York to ISO 13485 and is a FDA licensed Copyright © 2020 Hardy Diagnostics Raleigh, North Carolina medical device manufacturer. Environmental Monitoring Hardy Diagnostics offers a wide selection of quality products intended to help keep you up to date with regulatory compliance, ensure the efficacy of your cleaning protocol, and properly monitor your environment. 800.266.2222 [email protected] HardyDiagnostics.com 1 Environmental Monitoring Air Sampling TRIO.BAS™ Impact Air Samplers introduced the newest generation of microbial air sampling. These ergonomically designed instruments combine precise air sampling with modern connectivity to help you properly assess the air quality of your laboratory and simplify your process. MONO DUO Each kit includes: Each kit includes: TRIO.BAS™ MONO air sampler, induction TRIO.BAS™ DUO air sampler, battery battery charger and cable, aspirating charger and cable, aspirating heads, head, cover head, hard shell carrying cover heads, hard shell carrying case, case, and calibration certificates. and calibration certificates. Cat. no. Cat. no. 100 liters/min., contact plate BAS200K 100 liters/min., contact plate BAS220K 100 liters/min., Petri plate BAS201K 100 liters/min., Petri plate BAS221K 200 liters/min., contact plate BAS205K 200 liters/min., contact plate BAS225K 200 liters/min., Petri plate BAS206K 200 liters/min., Petri plate BAS226K 2 Environmental Monitoring Air Sampling TRIO.GAS Designed to test the presence of microorganisms in compressed air or gas lines. • Calibrated regulator guarantees 100 liters per minute flow rate • Each component of the TRIO.GAS adapter instrument is autoclavable with no disassembly required • Automated to end sample after programmed volume is reached (when used with MONO or MINI instrument) • Signal lets operator know the sample is complete (with MONO or MINI instrument) • Sampling data is retrievable for download via proprietary printer or dedicated software (MONO) or to record manually (MINI). • No glass valves or meters to crack or break TRIO.GAS System and Air Sampler Kit includes: TRIO.GAS system (stainless steel electro-valve, gas connection, stainless steel fixing system for air sampler), TRIO.BAS unit (MINI or MONO), induction battery charger and cable, carrying case (for TRIO.GAS system), aspirating head, cover head, BAS651K LIGHT carrying case (for TRIO.BAS unit), and two IQ, OQ, PQ fillable documents for the instrument and TRIO.GAS. Cat. no. TRIO.GAS System + MONO air sampler, 100 liters/min., contact plate BAS650K TRIO.GAS System + MONO air sampler, 100 liters/min., Petri plate BAS651K TRIO.GAS System + MINI air sampler, 100 liters/min., contact plate BAS654K TRIO.GAS System + MINI air sampler, 100 liters/min., Petri plate BAS655K TRIO.GAS System Aspirating Chamber Kit includes: TRIO.GAS system (stainless steel electro-valve, gas connection, stainless steel fixing system for air sampler), carrying case, aspirating head, cover head, and IQ, OQ, PQ fillable document. TRIO.BAS instrument (MONO or MINI) NOT included. Important Note: If manually timed samples and hand recorded sampling data is acceptable, the MINI or MONO instrument is not necessary. Purchase the GAS system BAS652K or BAS653K, which includes aspirating gas chambers. Choose kit based on preferred plate size. TRIO.GAS System Aspirating chamber kit, contact plate BAS652K TRIO.GAS System Aspirating chamber kit, Petri plate BAS653K 800.266.2222 [email protected] HardyDiagnostics.com 3 Environmental Monitoring ATP Monitoring Innovation at Your Fingertips EnSURE™ Touch is an advanced monitoring system that collects, analyzes and reports data from a variety of long trusted quality tests, providing rapid and accurate sanitation verification data. Featuring a 5-inch touch screen, wireless sync technology, and cloud-based software. The EnSURE™ Touch is designed to adapt to your workplace, providing the data you need for complex multi-location supply chain monitoring, audit and risk management, and recall prevention. EnSURE Touch features: • Results in 10 seconds • Test and compare the effectiveness of sanitation products and procedures • Run multiple tests on one system in just a few taps • Minimal size, maximum durability • Cloud Connected & Wireless Enabled Each ETOUCH Run multiple tests on one system in just a few touches. EnSURE™ Touch monitoring system is designed to be used for multiple quality and food safety tests. Users can use the system for ATP hygiene monitoring or have an expanded program that incorporates cooking efficiency, microorganism and allergen prevention tests for environmental monitoring and finished product testing. Product Specifications Cat. no. UltraSnap™ ATP surface test, 100/bx US2020 AquaSnap™ Total ATP water test, 100/bx AQ100X Micro-Snap Test, E. coli Indicator organism test, 100/bx MS2ECOLI MicroSnap™ Coliform Indicator organism test, 100/bx MS2COLIFORM MicroSnap™ Total Indicator organism test, 100/bx MS2TOTAL 4 Environmental Monitoring Surface Sampling Contact Plate Media Cat. no. Tryptic Soy Agar (TSA) - Use with TRIO.GAS! P34 Contact Plates for Surface Baird-Parker Agar P16 Sampling D/E Neutralizing Agar P99 Eosin Methylene Blue (EMB) P09 HardyCHROM™ ECC P17 Malt Extract Agar (MEA) P80, P93 Mannitol Salt Agar (MSA) P98 Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA) with Chlortetracycline W93 R2A Agar P32 Rose Bengal Agar with Chlorampenicol P42 SabDex (Sabouraud Dextrose) Agar - Use with TRIO.BAS! P36 Standard Methods Agar U297 EnviroTrans™ Specifications Cat. no. EnviroTrans™ Neutralizing Buffer 2ml, 20/bx SRK20 5ml, 20/bx SRK15 EnviroTrans™ Letheen Broth 5ml, 20/bx SRK25 EnviroTrans™ Saline, 0.85% 0.5ml, 20/bx SRK05 2ml, 20/bx SRK30 5ml, 20/bx SRK35 EnviroTrans™ D/E Neutralizing Broth 5ml, 20/bx SRK45 EnviroTrans™ Neutralizing Saline 5ml, 20/bx SRK55 These easy-to-use, AOAC-RI approved tests provide quick color change presumptive results for the most common Listeria and Salmonella spp. from the environment. PDX-LIB Listeria (AOAC-RI) Presumptive results available within 30 hours for the most Listeria common Listeria spp. (No sub-culturing or specimen transfers required). Light brown to black color formation indicates presence of Listeria spp. AOAC-RI approved. ENVIROMAX™ swab are not included. PDX-LIB Media, 25/case 2500325 EnviroMax® Swab, 250/bx 2588050PFB PDX-SIB Salmonella (AOAC) Presumptive results available within 24-48 hours for the Salmonella most common Salmonella spp. (No sub-culturing or specimen transfers required). Color shift from purple to yellow indicates presence of Salmonella spp. AOAC-RI approved. ENVIROMAX™ swab not included. PDX-SIB Media, 25/case 2600325 EnviroMax® Swab, 250/bx 2588050PFB 800.266.2222 [email protected] HardyDiagnostics.com 5 Environmental Monitoring Flock Floor Sampling A collection system for monitoring Salmonella contamination in flock floor litter and other surfaces. This one size fits all shoe cover is ready- to-use and pre-moistened with skim milk. This unique design allows for highly efficient sample collection, secure transport, pre-enrichment incubation, and disposal all in the same container! Simply remove the EnviroBootie™ from the sterile sample bag, place the boot swab over a plastic boot cover, then walk through the poultry barn. EnviroBootie™ can also be used as a sampling mitt for belts, feeders, and other recommended sampling surfaces. Disposable Plastic Boot Cover EnviroBootie™ Over-the-shoe plastic disposable boots 2 pre-moistened (2X skim milk) boot swabs are easy to slip on and off, have handy per bag (Twil-em™ bag), tie closure and are made of strong 4mm 50/pk (100 total count) EB50 polyethylene. Fits up to size 12. 1 pre-moistened (2X skim milk) boot swab 50/bx C14019WA per bag (Twil-em™ bag), 100/pk (100 total count) EB100 6 Environmental Monitoring Sampling Sponges EnviroMax Plus® Environmental Sampling Swabs For the collection, transportation, and identification of microorganisms from the environment. Sterile, pointed pre- moistened foam tip, 50% neutralizing buffer, and 50% 0.1% peptone water with a polypropylene handle. Specifications Cat. no. 25/bx 2588050PF Sponge-Like Material Solar-Cult® Sponge-Stick (with Neutralizing Buffer) Solar-Cult® sterile cellulose sponge pre-moistened with Neutralizing Buffer, attached to a quick release handle, packaged in a sterile bag to make this an all-inclusive sampling system. Specifications Cat. no. 100/bx SH10NB1 Additional Sponges Cat. no. B01392WA Sampling Sponge, Pre-moistened BS10BPW with Buffered Peptone Water BS02BPW1 Sample Sponge, Pre-moistened BS10BPB1 with Butterfield’s Phosphate Buffer BS02BPB1 Sampling Sponge, Pre-moistened BS10DE1 with DE Neutralizing Broth BS02DE1 Sampling Sponge, Pre-moistened BS10NB1 with Neutralizing Buffer BS02NB1 Dry Speci-Sponge® B01245WA in a (18oz) Whirl-Pak® Bag B01392WA 800.266.2222 [email protected] HardyDiagnostics.com 7 SAMPLE PREP BagMixer® 100 Minimix™
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